CRN Yachts for Charter in Greater Antilles

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CRN, the Ancona-based Italian yard and member of the Ferretti Group, specialises in fully custom motor yachts in the 50 to 80 metre range, building in aluminium and steel to owner specifications that consistently attract leading European interior designers.

Amels Yachts for Charter in Greater Antilles

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Amels, part of the Damen Shipyards Group in the Netherlands, has built one of the most trusted names in superyacht construction through a combination of engineering rigour and the Limited Editions semi-custom programme, which allows owners to specify a well-tested hull platform while customising every interior detail.

Christensen Yachts for Charter in Greater Antilles

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Christensen Yachts, built by the Vancouver, Washington yard that operated from the 1980s through to the 2010s, produced motor yachts with a distinctly American character: generous volume, owner-specified interiors, and the kind of mechanical specification that reflects the Pacific Northwest’s engineering culture.

Christensen Yachts for Charter in Greater Antilles

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Christensen Shipyards produced semi-custom and fully custom motor yachts from their Vancouver, Washington facility across more than two decades of operation, building a roster of American-market superyachts that combined generous hull volumes with owner-directed interiors.

Westport Yachts for Charter in Dominican Republic

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Westport Yachts, based in Washington State on the Pacific Northwest coast of the United States, produces semi-custom motor yachts in the 40 to 50 metre range that have earned a reputation for engineering reliability, long-range capability, and a practical, owner-focused approach to layout.

Admiral Yachts for Charter in Greater Antilles

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Admiral Yachts, the Italian yard formerly known as CNL and now part of The Italian Sea Group, produces motor yachts in the 40 to 70 metre range with a strong emphasis on volume, Italian style, and a build quality that supports extended offshore passages.